Cool to see the Chaos Crew hanging out together in person, so used to just seeing you guys on live streams. No Criterions for me until La Bamba gets released in a few months. Enjoy your stay here in Florida MC!
"havent enjoyed a kids film in a while" lmao BC is the new Bulleit Blake. All jokes aside, its great to see yall together, first time ive seen TC not in front of a webcam too so that's cool. Not sure why but i worry about BC a bit, i hope everything is getting better for him. He seems like he's been thru tough times but a lifelong great friend and a well welcomed presence on this channel. All the best, Steven C.
@@masterchaosofficial I Married a Witch, Targets, The Lure, Onibaba, Arsenic and Old Lace, Pan’s Labyrinth, Devil’s Backbone, Cronos and The Cremator. I still wanna go back one more time before the month is done to get any last ones I want
I swear I've spent multiple thousands this month on Criterions, I hate saying this, but I'll be glad once the sale is over. Yes, I know I don't have to spend money, but it's so hard to turn down half-price Criterion Collection. I have a pick-up order today, and this should pretty much have me at the point where I've gotten everything I'm even remotely interested in. I watched World of Wong Kar and fell in love, so lucky for me, my local store had one copy, also the film Good Morning(highly recommend) High and Low, Harlan County USA and Tanner 88 and last but least a personal favorite Meantime. Nice video, I always enjoy seeing what others buy and hearing comments about flims they like and dislike. Oh, I also recommend the Ranown Western collection that just came out, I'm very impressed. Now, I'd like to sit back and wait for Freaks to release in a few months. Happy hunting, and I hope everyone can pick up what films they need before the 28th.
Bringing up baby! Classic! Have you guys seen His Girl Friday? Also Howard Hawkes, also amazing. One of the best screenplays maybe ever. Highly highly recommended. I think criterion has it as well.
I have been loving the behind-the-scenes for your next film The Exorcists. Was randomly watching In Search of All American Massacre and literally started jumping up and down when I saw you in it! So cool! Great stuff. Keep up the great work!
Wow! BC is shrinking! So far I’ve picked up Man Who Knew Too Much, Eraserhead, Thelma & Louise, Punch Drunk Love, Night of the Hunter and Dazed & Confused
don't know if you've heard but Daisuke is moving to L.A. for a couple years. He's invited anyone to get in touch for some coffee and chat. Would love to see the two of you together.
Brother Chaos not only has great cinematic taste but also Starbucks taste too! Java Chip Frappuccino is my go to drink as well lol. Fav pick from BC is probably Fritz Lang's M, but for TC I haven't seen any of his recommendations
@@masterchaosofficial Oh yep, I think I love Rebecca (Hitch's first first American film) and Bringing Up Baby equally, for different reasons. Loved the certain genre areas that each person was in too lol
I absolutely loved Portrait of a Lady on Fire. First the cinematography was stunning. Incredible images that pop with color are contrasted against deep blacks of caves and dungeons. So much fun just to watch. Second, I found the the love story itself very interesting and moving. It's one of my favorite criterions that i own and I highly recommend it.
Your wife stood in front of the education shelves, TC stood in front of the bible shelves, while BC stood in front of the social science shelves... Interesting Im glad After Hours got a release from Criterion (was expecting either them or Warner Archive) been waiting forever for that one, its my favorite Scorsese movie. Picnic On Hanging Rock is also an essential film
I know you recommend seven samurai all the time but seeing that runtime exhausts me. I probably only like a handful of movies that are longer than 2 and half hours. I just cant do it most times. But im still gonna keep my eye on this one.
It’s the only 3 hr movie that, to me, doesn’t feel like 3 hrs. Here’s a question, have you seen Magnificent Seven? It’s based on Seven Samurai, and samurai is a more epic version of Magnificent.
@@masterchaosofficial I have seen the one with Denzel. Not the original. But i remember it being a forgettable western. But that's probably because it wasn't the original.
Great to see the crew! Great recommendations as well. The store not alphabetizing the Criterions wasn’t good for my OCD but at least they had a decent selection compared to many locations these days.
A great video!! Seeing the Chaos bros together was a great surprise. Is BC losing weight? I know it’s hot af but I wish he was walking around with his Snuggie on. 20 thumbs up.
